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Can professional sports facilities grow the property tax base? Recent evidence is mixed.
Oct 13, 2020 byDr. Geoff Propheter discusses the impact of government-subsidized sports venues on local wages, employment, and property prices, and whether they can help the local property tax base recover from recessions.Full story -
Evaluate and Replicate: How Colorado Anti-Trafficking Research Can Advance Local Action
Oct 20, 2020 byDr. Annie Miller discusses community-based participatory research, the role of data in moving the needle in ending human trafficking, and the Colorado Project 2.0.Full story -
Leading Toward Equity: Stories of Organizational Change
Sep 29, 2020 byAs more organizations increasingly recognize the need to move beyond solidarity statements and into the work of creating more equitable policies and cultures in their workplaces, the CU Denver School of Public Affairs dedicated its inaugural First Fridays event for the 2020-21 academic year to this topic. The virtual event, Leading Towards Equity: Stories of Organizational Change, held on Sept. 11, brought together panelists who have been doing this organizational work for some time.Full story -
Researcher analyzes the use of solar energy at US airportsOpens in a new window
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Colorado Springs City Council approves bonds for developer, lawsuit seeks detailsOpens in a new window
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How do cops spend their time? As Denver debates police funding, these numbers offer an inside lookOpens in a new window
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'It was done wrong’: Aurora police chief explains mistakes that led to officers handcuffing childrenOpens in a new window
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CU Denver Researcher Analyzes the Use of Solar Energy at U.S. AirportsOpens in a new window
Sep 18, 2020By studying 488 public airports in the United States, University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs researcher Serena Kim, PhD, found that 20% of them have adopted solar photovoltaic (PV), commonly known as solar panels, over the last decade.Opens in a new window Full story -
Economic development class forges connections in Old Colorado City
Sep 21, 2020 bySince 2017, students in Randy Harrison’s Economic Development class (PUAD 5630) have had the opportunity to engage with Colorado communities in an experience unlike any felt in a typical classroom. Through its partnership with Downtown Colorado, Inc., this CU Denver School of Public Affairs (SPA) course allows students to become project coordinators in a process known as the Colorado Challenge Program. Students connect with community members and experts in the field to establish a plan of work to engage public, private, and non-profit partners in addressing a significant community challenge over the course of their semester. Through their partnership, SPA students and DCI have connected with and created initiatives for almost 30 Colorado communities.Full story -
CU Denver Researcher Analyzes the Use of Solar Energy at U.S. AirportsOpens in a new window
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164 Republicans Voted Against a Resolution Condemning COVID Racism Against Asian AmericansOpens in a new window
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You’s research featured in CU Denver News, SPA website
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Temple to participate in Graduate Diversity Scholars and Leaders Professional Development Program
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Bultema published article in American Journal of Public Health
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Puello named APPAM Equity & Inclusion Student Fellow
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Swann awarded ORS grant for COVID-19 research
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Kennedy publishes op-ed in Colorado Newsline
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You awarded scholarship, publishes article
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Jung accepts faculty position at Rutgers
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You awarded prestigious fellowship
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